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Agreed. I felt fine until about 30 hours after my last accident and then was laid up for a week because of soreness.
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2 days ago
- signed your friendly trauma/critical care nurse
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2 days ago
Wayward - make sure to get checked out properly. Shock hides a lot of damages like torn ligaments and other soft tissue problems
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4 days ago
Nothing quite like being so sick you've coughed yourself to blood, everything hurts, and even sleeping is a chore. Oh, but don't worry, you need to work thirteen hours too.
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8 days ago
Working yourself into literally being sick is greattttt.
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Bio
Welcome, welcome!
The short and sweet: I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+. A veteran of many years of writing - I started way back in the days of wolf packs on AOL. Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles. Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.
I'm a fairly open book that has written just about everything at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures.
World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.
I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.
This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group might be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.
- A werewolf passing through town finds themselves injured and taken in by a kind person or family. They just see a large lupine, not knowing the truth. Could they learn to accept a non-human in the midst?
- Alternatively, a hunter finds this werewolf injured after trying to save someone else from another baddie. She is the only witness, but can they spare her to hunt down the real problem?
- A couple of kids promise that if they aren't married by a certain age, they'll marry each other some day. That time has come, but how has their lives changed in that time? Has one been in jail? Become mixed up in unsavory things? Become famous? Divorced? Shenanigans could be abound.
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[color=plum][center][h3]Welcome, welcome![/h3][/center]
[b]The short and sweet:[/b]
I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+.
A veteran of many years of writing - I started [i]way back[/i] in the days of wolf packs on AOL.
Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles.
Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.
[center]I'm a fairly open book that has written just about [u]everything[/u] at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures.
World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.
I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.[/center]
[right]This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group [i]might[/i] be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.[/right]
[b][center][i]Discord: Honor and Pride#7694[/i][/center][/b][/color]
<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;"><div class="bb-center"><img src="https://i.pinimg.com/564x/da/c2/9b/dac29b9cc4d13b81c460ab4935f1e147.jpg" /></div><br><br><font color="plum"><div class="bb-center"><div class="bb-h3">Welcome, welcome!</div></div><br><br><span class="bb-b">The short and sweet:</span><br>I'm an old lady in my thirties, so I ask my partners be 18+.<br>A veteran of many years of writing - I started <span class="bb-i">way back</span> in the days of wolf packs on AOL.<br>Female and pansexual; I write with any and all genders - recently, I'm delving into attempting to write male roles.<br>Dog mom and outdoor enthusiast; medical professional, volunteer firefighter, first responder, and wildlife rehabilitator.<br><br><div class="bb-center">I'm a fairly open book that has written just about <span class="bb-u">everything</span> at some point or another. I tend to write decent to long posts, play female characters (attempting to round that out), and I'm amenable to most ideas. I love slice of life, historical, fantasy, and apocalyptic adventures. <br><br>World building is fun, but so is quick play. I have a few partners that go back with me for years that I've built entire worlds and multiple generations with.<br><br>I tend to have "flawed" characters; perfection is boring, character development is not. Learning to work through their flaws, or overcome fears, is a driving point to play for me. Some of them have profiles, some of them do not. Preferences are for the dark, gritty, and rough - I don't go for fairy tales because everything being perfect would be boring.</div><br><br><div class="bb-right">This will keep growing with time, but feel free to PM with any questions or ideas you have in mind! I prefer one on one, but a good group <span class="bb-i">might</span> be able to catch my eye. It's been literally a decade since I wrote in a group because of a mixture of work, mental health, and obligations outside of the online world.</div><br><br><span class="bb-b"><div class="bb-center"><span class="bb-i">Discord: Honor and Pride#7694</span></div></span></font></div>
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